Hypothesis Microstructural and rheological properties of particle-stabilized emulsions are
highly influenced by the nanoparticle properties such as size and surface charge. Surface …

A Pickering emulsion, stabilized by amphiphilic solid particles, is a highly functional and
stable system that has attracted significant research interest. Lignin, an amphiphilic …

Hypothesis The presence of colloidal particles on fluid interfaces can have a significant
impact on the rheology of solid-stabilized high internal phase emulsions (HIPEs) …

Hypothesis Whereas hydrophobic colloidal particles are known to destabilize foams and
emulsions stabilized with surfactants, their use for destabilizing Pickering emulsions is …

Emulsions stabilized with solid particles (Pickering emulsions) are known for their long-term
static stability, which is typically defined by the lack of macroscopic coalescence with respect …

Here we study emulsification in a model experimental system comprised of water, an oil and
colloidal particles. The particles are charge-stabilised colloidal silica; unsurprisingly, by …

Multicomponent oxide microspheres with interconnected macroporosity (MICROSCAFS®)
are new materials with great potential as support materials for photocatalysis, optimized for …

Filler dispersion is one of the key factors that significantly affect the performance of
composite materials. Quantitative description of the dispersion state of fillers in composites …

For organic-inorganic composite materials, the spatial dispersion of inorganic fillers in the
organic matrix is of great significance for designing and manufacturing high-performance …

Surface properties of nanoparticles have a direct effect on the microstructure and rheological
properties of the emulsions. In this thesis, I have utilized oscillatory shear rheology in …